Montoya says 'no chance' of F1 return

Juan Pablo Montoya has played down the prospect of reversing his switch
from F1 to America's premier NASCAR series.
During a difficult tenure at McLaren in 2006, the Colombian moved to NASCAR
and today still races a Target-sponsored Chip Ganassi...

Juan Pablo Montoya has played down the prospect of reversing his switch
from F1 to America's premier NASCAR series.

Juan Pablo Montoya, Earnhardt Ganassi Racing Chevrolet.

Photo by Eric Gilbert.

During a difficult tenure at McLaren in 2006, the Colombian moved to NASCAR
and today still races a Target-sponsored Chip Ganassi entry.

"Some people tell me I should go back to F1, but I'm happy," said the
35-year-old, who made his F1 debut for Williams in 2011 and won 7 grands
prix in total.

"I think it is clear that there is no chance of going the other way at the
moment," added Montoya, according to the Spanish language prensa.com.

In 2010, Montoya failed to finish among the top 12 Sprint Cup contenders; a
system for deciding the series champion known as The Chase.

"At this moment I am happy, my sponsor is happy and Chip Ganassi is happy
and that's all I care about," he insisted.

He says NASCAR is "more fun" than F1.

"I saw the (Abu Dhabi) finale this year and it's like it has been all the
time -- one car is a second faster than another but he cannot pass.

"They say the problem is the tracks but honestly F1 has always been the
same," he added.

Montoya said he thinks F1's new champion Sebastian Vettel deserves the
title.

"He's got talent even though he did everything possible not to win it,"
he said of Vettel.

"He and his team made many mistakes that made it very complicated for
them, but I think the fastest driver and car won," added Montoya.